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this is off the spec website: If you are a subsequent owner, meaning you are the second or later owner, and not the original retail purchaser, the following applies: 2-year Warranty from the date of original retail purchase for the following Specialized-branded Products: frames and framesets...

Deal with freight on motorcycles all the time. If the freight is booked as general freight there is no insurance and every smart company would have something on their invoice to say if you choose general freight you take responsibility Otherwise who is to say where the damage happened and who is...

Not really, if you want security you pay more and it’s insured and no problems but if you cheap out you take the risk, fair I’d say. If a parcel turned up on my door and it contained a bike and the box was in that condition I’d refuse to accept delivery and send it back. Not much point accepting...

That’s bad luck, in Australia unless you insure the freight the risk is with the buyer and you would have to live with it. I wouldn’t have ridden it until you had a resolution but I bet you had a great ride?